Journalism.co.uk podcast
Summary: The Journalism.co.uk editorial team brings you a weekly look at some of the latest innovations in digital journalism, and speaks to industry experts on how newsrooms are approaching key challenges and opportunities in the industry.
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Podcasts:
Four experts share their tips on how to produce a successful podcast, from getting started to becoming a confident broadcaster
Pageviews have long been the marker by which newsrooms and publishers measure their performance, but the increasing complexity and diversity of the internet has introduced a range of new parameters.
We hear from De Correspondent, Contributoria, and a features journalist about the influence of crowdfunding on media's relationship with the audience
In this week's podcast we speak to six journalists who have taken the leap of faith to find a job overseas. Find out what worked for them.
Many local TV channels have been springing up around the country since last November, but does local TV represent an exciting new era for journalism, or is it a missed opportunity?
In this week's podcast, journalism academics offer advice on how students journalists can stand out from their peers during and after university
In this podcast we hear about some of the apps news outlets have already built for smart watches and Google Glass, and how news consumption on wearable devices could work in the future
Recorded at the Next Radio Conference, this podcast features advice from SoundCloud for creating shareable audio, and two major broadcasters give an insight into their social strategy
All over the world, broadcasters are sitting on a wealth of old sound material - but how do you make it searchable and available?
What content works well on social media? What motivates people to share? In this week's podcast we look at how publishers are tapping into people's emotions and engaging online audiences in new ways.
Viewing graphic images and footage is an increasing part of the job for many journalists, but what effect can this have and what can we do about it?
Bad news might sell, some say, but constructive journalism aims to discuss proposed solutions to a problem
After Flipboard for text and Spotify and Pandora for music, it's the turn of public radio to embrace personalisation.
What does the recent ruling allowing people to request the removal of stories from Google search results mean? Does it matter? And how are online publishers responding to it?
Case studies and tips in producing audio content to generate shares and discussion on social networks, from three people currently experimenting in this field
